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SHALL COUNTY. ~ - ~
:, By virtue Of a deed OF trust made by James 4.
Rice 70 the undersigned t,ustee dated on tho Eth
day Of June, In the year 1881, and recorded In tho
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Marshall
county, West Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book 10.
folio Is Will Sell ut public auction, al the front
door OF tho Court Houssot Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock 4. NJ, a certain trac.o
OF Fish.creek, In MARSHALL county, IVES. VirglaLl
md bounded as follows: Beginning a, a Aicto3
corner 10 said Rice in tho Marshall and Wetzel coun
line north Ssho west l4s poles to stone pile IN
klaw's line: thence north 50 east OK poles 10
stake mud W. 0. bush In road. an agteed come.
between Peterson, Rice and EfIw: thence south
S2ts west z poles 10 stone near the road: thente
north Go west 20 poles to stone; thence south g.
west u poles To- an oak thence south 2' Yves!
10 ". Q. corner between Rico and Flaw: thence
south So west l0i1 poles 10 bush corner oil VAL
entsne Broman; thence north Al poles TO stone
witnln ono rod oil sugar marsed as a corner;
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence with said
limo north 2sAo east 0poles 70 stone near piae
thence south 6f east 30 poles N ". O.; thence
ssL east l6 poles 10 W, O.; thence north i2' east
to a rcd oak; thence north l7o east G. poles tos
rcd oak; henc0 north S0o east 26 poles 10 bush;
thence north $50 east IS poles to ( sugar: thence
south 64o cast 1856 poles TO tho Temporary line and
Will Tue bAuc SOutl g GRAt 40 poles 10 lut utsll'
ming, containing four hundred and seven scies
aud thrce-fourths Of an acre. be the same more OF
less. psg1s 4. -. ig'sT. II i 90 ~
TERMS OF sALE-One.hnli OF the purchase
money and as much more az the purchaser msy
elect 10 pay, cash. and the residue III one year with
Interest thereon from the day Of sale, The pui.
chaser to give his note with approved security, and
the title 10 DO retained or deed oil trust given
secure the deferred payment.
TILE believed 10 DO good, but selling as trustee
al yPEtIN
me. 90 ~ JOHN J. JONES,
je2O 55isiii ! ,..s.it : Trustee.
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notorious divorce case. He has an al.
lowance Of 81, 900 year from his father,
not available for credltors' claims. s
Professor Won Esmarch, the celebrated
German surgeon, has become an honorary
member Of Of the Royal Society Of Physi.
cisus and Surgeons Of Great Britain.
A Rochester newspaper complains that
q foreign exchange regularly comes to It's
oflics addressed 10 ''Recheeter, N. Y,
Canada" An English exchange came to
this Office for long limo addressed to
"Uticn, U. s. A., New jersey" A learned
English writer located Nisgara Falls on
the st. Lawrence river. This Is a great
county, Hiea Herald. 4
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wuEELlNa. W. VA. JULY ~, 1887.
Mr., Camden and the World Article. Ct
~ ...t, a. thn p.,;uIs. \

Mr.. Camden sends to the Register hia
explanation OF the New York Worlds
Parkersburg special relating 10 the recent
Ohio journey Of Shelton L. Roger, the
bribery investigation witness. Mr.. Cam.
denis card Is reproduced in to.day's IN
TRLLlaxNcEn. He says he did send
Roger money, but he did it as matter Of
charity. ~ q
It would have been better, under the
circumstances, II Mr.. Camden had exer'
cised his charitable disposition In some
other manner; but Mr.. Camden's money
is his own, and BIO may do with 1t what
he plcsses 30 long az ho is not pleased to
use 1t for an unlawful purpose.
The Register, wearing motley, has made
itself much more interesting figure in
this matter than Mr.. Camden. In a silly
excess OF Camden zeal that silly newspa'
per fell to rcolding like very drab be-
cause the IrELLlGEScER published 80 much
Of the World article as waa not ancient
history and published !. on tho day after
1t appeared in the World. Tho republica'
ton In the 1STELLIGENoER waH regarded
by the Register IS something particularly
mean and fendish. But now tho Register
to "greaty oblige" Mr.. Camden, publishet
the whole article, ancient history and all
II the Registers nose for news had beer
as good as MIR. Camden's, 1t would have
printed on the same day the 1NrELLioEs
GER did an article which is being much
talked about the country over and which
will not die in day. Mr.. Camden shows
a keen journalistic instinct which is sadly
wanting in the unsssisted Register; where
fore, seeing that the Register has long
needed an editor and that Mr.. Camden il
now out OF politics, We take the liberty
to nominate the Hon. J. N. Camden, OIL
the county OF Wood, for the vacant edi
torship otths dyapeptlc and too tenpsstu
ously previous Register. The compensa'
ton may not pc great, but think Of what a
capable man could do by widening the
restricted field OF thst newspapers useful
ness. In this suggestion We Hee glory for
Mr.. Camden and possibly career for the
Rfristsr u g'e at ai3
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DIED,


WEtTY-on Friday morning, July %, 1887, at @
o'clock. PETER A.. son OF @. ". and Maggie
Welty, aged month";. I71rI6E - :
Funeral services at tho residence Of his parents
this afternoon at o'clock. Interment private.
GREER-on Friday, July q, 1887, at s O'clock A.
y. MANY aAyD, infant child oi william and
Margaret A. Greer. aged months. aysigls-1F
Funeral will take place this Saturday afternoon
ut 4 O'Clock, from 627 Market street. In,ermcnt
Mt Mt. Wood Cemetery. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend. ri ~ .llzi7ll
MILLER-0n Thursday evening, July q. 1857.
GEORGE aILLEs, aged 50 years and months.
The funeral will ako place from hts la,e residence
No. 10 Alley G. on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends oil the family arc invited.
Incrmcnt at Peninsula Cemetery. sa
Aprcc!ons ono from us has gone, 5.,
A voice wo lov'd Is stilled; -6s
place is vacant In our home s. ~ &
Which never can ba filed. 80 "
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FOR = AIN.

No. 1l2l Alley II, near McColloch street. a tcyen
roomcd frame house with good cellar, stone foun.
dation, full lot 80 by 100 feet. t Z, ST,-z J,
No. liz Alley II, a small frame house. a full Int.
60xl20 feet. Prce 5000. flgs-G -,iIgI.'hI = =
9T Acres, Edgington Lane a six rooued house.
about 200 choice bearing fruit trees grapes and
other small fruits. Price s. 500. Viii exchange
for city property. q. IA gs5j a.I. %
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxl.O. Price
81 Acre Farm. four roomed hewcd log house,
good granery corn.crib, stable, orchard OF loo trees
head OF Proctor creek, seven miles iron, Proctor
Station, on Ohio River Railroad; can be Dough,
One Of tho most desirable and substantial rcs,!
dences within the city. situated Oh northeast cor
nef o. ChapIlne and Fourteenth streets. house
numbered 1870 Chapline street; the lot fronts &C
ieet on Chapltne street. Terms OF payment, eayy.
onc.hfth cash, balance In equal annual payments
with interest payable annually. Fifteen year1
time given II desired. d, 1T "a. >''A
No. 100 Twelfth street, full lot, GO by 100 feet
roomed house on front, a 4 rooned house on
alley. Price, $500. sIG-- =, = = -
desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on the
line o. tho r., ". l. Ky. Railroad, - miles from
acrca o. hnd; Will exchange for desirable city
No GO North Front street, ground fronting GO fsfa
aud running back An equal width to river, = =,
No. lsg south Penn st1cet q six roomed frame
house with stone foundation and basement. wash.
room, collar and coal house; ground fruuti1ip &c
lees, running back 10 feet. Price, 81, co., :
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector and Notary Public
iy23 49,. Y oFrIcE, No. 1872 MARKET ST. h
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Mr.. "sam" Jones, the "revivaIist," will
20 to Round Lake next week. Z
Mr.. George w. Gable has started on an
extensive reading and lecturins tour in
3 the West. Il 8. n 5i n.
Poetical young ladies about Boston say
h that the golden rod this year is 'just too
lovely for anything" But the Philistines
Z of farmers mutter that 1t 1T Is gol.darned
nuisance. 3. y, y. z &; z; ~
The house in which Payne attempted to
4 murder Secretary Seward ct the time OF
I. Lincoln's assassination is now offered for
sale. It has long been used as tho head.
/ quarters Of the Commissary. General.
Thirteen members Of the family Of John
Z Brown live at Las Cacitas, in the San Ga.
4 briel Valley, Southern California. They
are almost overshadowed by the noun.
! tain which has been named Browns Peak.
An emigrant schooner recently passed
!, through Iowa, headed for thd East, La:i-
I ing large plscard on which was inscribed:
Il III Farewell to Kansas and Nebraska, g;&
iys W We bid you both adieu; "a, 4
i; We may elnlgraic to hell some DAY, II, III
'S But never back TO you. n z ~
The bankruptcy OF the malodorous Lord
Colin Campbell seems to be complete.
The official statement Of his affairs puts
his liabilities at SIS, ITO, and his assets at
$3.50. About sec, 900 OF the former consists
Of lawyers bills for services In the late
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\" ON. -1-7T " 017-1I7- &c
Type.wrltcrd Chenp.

We have for ssle several Typc-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent snd for sale on monthly INSTALL
monta. Gall on or address for circulars
:! IN :. NJ. EDWARD L. Rosg &. Co.,
.ti+5' 3tai IS Twelfth street, Y
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Commencing Sunday, June S, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at! low
rate OF 81 so, and to Washington, Pa. and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at & and
S:10 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 aud IL 10
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save

y : y u TWU7 SRvo :" ,"TTTT-ITI-1--
the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy positive cure. It saves
hourn Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan & Co. and 9. Menkemelar. :. La
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Chilllrcn's Children,

Mamma" said Flossie, who had been
to church for the frat time where she had
listened with OF. lees attention. to the SER
mon, II know what the minister meant
by 'children's children" "Yes? eeid
mamma. Yes; he meant doll" :s2i
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
"A q "a F ~

4 all who ere suffering from tho errors and
hdlscrotionsot youth, nervous weakness carly
decay. loss of manhood. &t:,t, will send rccipe
thntwtll euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY 4 missionary In South
America. Send solf.addrpssod envelope to ths
REv. JOSEPH r. ISMlX Sla,;or T, S.,c ,.,-1 M.
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Low rate excursion to Columbus via
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad to the fifth
SHngerfsst OF the Central Ohio Snnper-
fest on July 20. Round trip tickets TO Go.
lurnbus will be sold at one fare ior the
round trip. ,tsy, = Il \. {. n !,
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choap Sunday Excursions on Ohio Rive,
Railroad, N.

Commencing June II, the Ohio River
Railroad will SSH excursion ticketa every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistersyille and return at tho low rate
Of 81 50; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, 81 25. Tickets good one day only,
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USE Skin.succesB Soap and Skin erup.
tons Of children will be prevented and
tho akin kept spotless. a a.
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.TBAVELERS' GUIDE,

Il RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAINS-0n aud after July II, lsS7-Exp1A-
NATION or REPxsKHcR MAAxH. sDaily. tSupday
excepted. tMonday excepted. -Ea5tern Standard
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The meanest fitting suit we ever had
and at the same time tho most expensive,
was q law suit. 5iz ll'l IgI5F'
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n. fROPEkIf. .tes.'Hs lfIl. lUH-I a....
BY vi,tre Of u deed Of trust made by Frederick
William Enelehard and wifa to nc rs Trustee
dated June Is. 1855 aud recorded In tho office Of
tho Clerk Of tho County Gourt OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Decd Of Truu hook No. 20 pa:a
no. shall sell at tho front door Of the Court uou,e
OF said county, on sr.5 s5E
SATURDAY, tho 18Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1851
commencing Ut 10 o'clock A. n, tho north one.hsu
Of lot No. iorty l4O), situated on tho west side 0!
ChRpline street between Twen,y.tlfth (2Sth) and
Twenty sixth l.Gth) streets, formerly called MAI.
shall and Division Streets In tho SIKH ward Of The
city OF Wheeling, beiug In whist 10 known az EoFs
addition to tho city OF Wheeling. together with ali
the Rppurtenauce unto the said land belonging Q;
In anyWiBe appertalning. = =.
TERss OF SALE-Uuethird aud as much more
the purchaser may elect. cash on tho day OF sale
the balance In two equal tnstallments payable ID
one aud Two yesrs from the daY OF sale with iase.
est from that date the purchaser to give hts nets
for tho deferred payments, aud secure the same BY
deed Of trust upon the property and insurance
policies upon tho buildings to tho satisfaction Of
Tho trustee. ~ 5s2,et saHf
The title Is believed good but selling as i1ns.ea
shall convey only tho title vested III me by said
deed OF trust. ~. ~ - =, 2 g, -.
7al.5ss.-.a aai W p HUBBARD Trustpc
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FOR, RENE. Il

Fo. 9lS Mc',olloch street, sl1 90 month. 5-s5 d
No. 1855 Sixteenth btreut, Sit % month. s X &
No. l603 Eotf street, SIS w. 81. $50 4 Iit.
No 172l EoT street, rooms, Sl1 90, n.
Two rooms, No, n36 Chapiine street. with Natural
Three rooms, No. 2l13 Alley A, sc 90 a month.
Store room, No. 1853 Main street, with Natural
Gas, $40 70 a month. ~ - : - -
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STAMMERIAG CURED,

System based upon natures lnws. No sFfRrry
NO TRICKS. System explained to those inter.
cited. sl ii - $50
Testimonials nom physicians, educators and
patrons. Who nave received benefit from the method
81 INSTRUCTION. Addres. M. =, s2I n -
y; >, 9ts, MRs N. STEVENS HART, Princinsl. III.
. washington School Of Gloeution and English
o., !, -, oo4 n; st., N. ", washington, D, 9,
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Is. z. s. 9. Railroad

Bellalrc d zsnesyillo Through Passenger leave.
.fWoodshe!d Passenger leaves Bellaire at Ado %
M, arrives at Bellarc at $40 g. IN. j. ~, =
hummcrheld ACCOMMODATION leaves Bellnire a,
lVO D. H., arrives at Rellalrc At 10 :15 a. m
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hour until 900 m. Leave Wheeling Paw AZ 9sse xxx
Z, IN. and run evcry hour until 10 D.. M. eseent
Church Trains, which will leave tho Pprf At g.IS
NJ, and Wheeling at 12:l5 p m. - "S'S'',S','
ii pS0 ys'stt}=sA q. @. HIRSCH, SUPERINTENDENT
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TRusTEr's SALE,
TRUsTEE's SALE,

Il Hl u f,.dg#4" 11glfHsHH .H". Ii, ...
I by virtue OF A deed Of tr,lst mazda nv I o,,.v
and Anna Ruhr, his wife, to mo a. Trustee Avn
March IL, 1884. recorded IN the office OF the Cis,t
81 the County Court Of Ohio county, Wet VII.
ginia in Decd oil Trust Book No. q, pagc il, vii
hell At the front door Of the Couit House Of IA
county, on F.a4 isf5lrf r5-=l sIE1 m a
"a SATURDAY. tho t,th nay or ArG,,sr ,Vs, M
Commencing nj 10 o'rlDok 4. ~. tho frilor
tcrlbed nal eslAte. SitnAicd In the Piph,h He.
ihc CITY al Whcejirr in Tho comntS ~ ma w o.
State Of West VItpinia. and dsrnated n. IA dad
numbered sixteen In square nu,nbSred e,sbsot
on Inc plat Of tic addition 10 said civ NJ SSn
Ing laid out by VprIgr and Ritchis. " "aeel'
TRIMS on stIEr0ne.ihitd and as mpch ,,o,.
tho purchaSer elects 10 INV In casb IN tha N Hse y
SAle, tho balance IN Two c1,,al instnlments ~"
In ono aud two yeac from the dNy Of salo wiz NY
tercst from Thai dsy. Inc purchascr 10 v,va r. r.
note Tor the deferred rNyrenis. and saf,,,e ~ ~
same by deed Of rusl upon the pforcrty ard tau
kutanoe policies upon me buiIdlngS 10 tho All, ~,
ton OF tho truytec, n ~ WI - -
The title ID believed GOOD, but selling M t,n,,u.,
khall convey only Inc title vested in mo "1'"N&
'7I71-1 ~ - VI, ". condos. Tru,,co
W, II, lIALIIR, AuNtlOneer, T.,
=-----.-...-----.-- -------------At
SALE OF FIFTH VAIN
Il. PROPERTY, ITI0' - -'-'-'-- 'o
By virtue OF decd o, trust mado Nv Ar.,.,
Maley aud wife TO mo as trustee dated septeSbNI,
7, 1870. and recorded IN thc oNre OF Tho Eett "
the County Cont OF Ohio couaty wSs, Vi. vk o.
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TRUsTEE's3 SALE OF SEVENTH


by virtue OF deed OF trust made by Zahna z,
Elder and Leroy Elder, her husband. to Y. J,
Stone, deceased. dated January II, 1884. and te.
corded IN tho Office Of tRc Clerk OF the County
Court Of Ohio county, Vest Virginia. In Deed o!
Trust Book No, ~. page b49, and by virtue Of ~
order Of the Circuit Court Of said Ohio county,
made aud entered OIL the order book tIeteoi on
tht 1lth day OF July. 1887. By which order the said
Circuit Court appointed mt as trustee In place Of
E. Stone, deceased, who was trustee In said teet
OF trust, AVID by virtue OF my acceptance OF raid
appointment in open Court aforesaid on the last
mentioned date, Bhsil sell ut public auction a,
the front door Of the Court Houtc OF said County,
being the north door thereof, III tho city OF Wheel.
Ing. West Virgins, on aziEl7 q ESls5
SATURDAY, tho eth DAY Of AUG rST, 1857,
commencing ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all that parcel Of
ground lying and situate In the addition n said
city OF wheeling laid out by Daniel Zane, bounded
and described as follows, Viz: BEGINNING at 4
point Oh the cast line Of South Huron street,
eighty eight feet from the northeast corne, Of
South Huron street AMI Delaware street, and run.
ming thence nofthwaydly OIL said South Huron
with Delaware street ono hundred and twenty eet
I to Huron alley: thence with tho line OF huron
alloy southcrfy twenty-five feet; thence westward.
" 10 the place Of beginning. together with all the
improvements thtreon and tile Embellishments and
appurtenanccs belonging thereto, being all tho
same property conveyed 10 said Zablna Eide, by
Alonso Barclay and wife by deed bearing date Tho
Goth day OF March, 1888. and duly reco,ded.
TERMS OF sALE--One-tnird and as much more a.
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day o! sale,
the balance IN two equal instruments payable In
one and two years from tho day OF sale. With Inter.
est from that date, the purchaser TO give his notes
| Tor the deferred payments and secure the zane By
deed OF t.ust upon the property aud insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction Of
the trustee. 2. ~ ;53-sifg
The title Is believed good but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vcated In nc by raid
decd Of trust appointment and acceptance ihereot.
- JIG. a.. GEO. 3 CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. G. HERVEY. Auct!oneer. Iva
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THE oD0RLEss EXCAvAToR Il,
Does ia work we'll. Cleans Priyy vaults, Sinks
aud Ccsspools, aud when pump cannot DO used the
work IL pit.ed. compsratlvel odorless, We do
no night work; all work done by daylight, aud
can DO seen. Prices reasonable Those wanting
work done will mud II to their interes. to address
[g.Esa +I}g1 sGsT X. N. Gf1LElAND, 4 n
jy3 .asI', 5IGd., i}tf-li $3.50 Eoi Htreet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Water Filters

And Filters and Coolers Combined. A largo a..
softment OF styles and prices at
"a, aai lis NEsBlTT d BROS, n
jy23 F3T1 .t,i'1s-IIiU ELY 1872 Market btreet 2
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TRUSTEES BALE OF SMITH WARD
i vi y . |. II

W. II. HAhLrR Aue,ioneer. N jyis
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R..R-
ny On ana after May 2, 1887, trains on tho
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The Title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only tho tito vested In mo by aid
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Conscious Of my own kindly purposes
and the integrity Of my actions, l desire
to call attention Of the people Of West Yir-
ginia to the spirit pervading this article in
order to lot them Judge between my course
as Democrat, and tho course OF those
who inspire such articles, to be published
outside OF the State. J. N. CAMDEN, {.
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T7RUSTEE'SF SALE OF VALUABLE
y REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
or A T.. f.HT1NTV BE-. co. = y
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". 2. HUBBARD, Trustee
Il. W. HALLRR Auctioncer. ggls'a8 SIS jylS

The title IL believed good, but selling as iYusee
shall convey only tho title vested III me by said
NnrI ~ .~ ..H. A.. D .tN F.. ,.a.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-30
,ON STANDARD: JACKSON, THURSDAY,
We have had frequent inquiry as

We have had frequent inquiry as
to the progress made by Col. Whis-
tier. We are prepared to say that
the Wind Valley Route is becoming
more popular every day. Col. Whis-
tier made an important discovery
within the past ten days. An oil
we'll on the Company's land, near
Wildcat, was shot few DAYS ago, and
a flow of oil secured. The Col. hasn't
any doubt Of the superior quality of
the oil, as, upon careful investigation,
he discovered the barrel from which
it was taken. The price Of real es-
tate in Wildcat has more than dou-
bled since the discovery.
The Company has leased the right
of way for canal eastward from
Jackson, through Jamestown and
Pattonsville. This will be traversed
by gondolas, and as the Wind Valley
will have an outfit of gondola cars,
freight can be shipped to all points in
the United States and Canada, with
out reloading. A joint Stock Com
pany is already formed to carry on an
extensive trade in fy-brushes. as the
favorite ''red brush grows in great
abundance along the route. The
question of the speed of trains on the
Wind Valley is still engrossing the
Coils attention. Steam is impractical
Die, electricity is uncertain. The lat
.st idea is to erect immense steel
springs at the different stations, and
shoot the trains from one station to
10 another. There may be some diff
iculty experienced in checking up,
,ut the speed will be all that is de-
ired.
By this route our immense penny
oyal crop will find ready sale to New
zork Druggists, and Kentucky will
uy half our stock of gympson and
to be used in the manu-
acture of pure peach brandy. Thus
here may be produced a milder grade
f liquor, and a great Temperance
vork accomplished. Our mullen
rop will be shipped to Havana, to be
sed in the manufacture of pure
igars. But more of the Coils work
GREATER.